Welcome to the Middle Ages
As parents everywhere rejoice in the beginning of a new school year, I find myself looking forward to the cooler weather that autumn brings. Enough already with the Humidity Festival of 2011, the earthquakes and hurricanes! I’ve had it with tank tops, shorts and swimsuits. I am ready to root around in my attic for sweaters and jeans. But I have a problem.
Between climate change and menopause, I may never wear wool again.
Many women out there know what I’m talking about. It is one of the sad truths of being a middle-aged woman: You will have hot flashes, you will have insomnia, you will accept the fact that you’ve gone up three dress sizes and pretend there’s nothing you can do about it.
I’m through the worst of it, I hope. The night sweats are a thing of the past. I no longer wake up at 3 a.m. and watch infomercials because I can’t sleep. Okay. I DID buy a Magic Bullet Deluxe Set and something called Abdominal Phenomenal , but that was at the height of my menopausal madness when I was averaging about four hours of sleep per night. Sleeplessness can make you do crazy things, am I right?
Instead of rejoicing that I now seem to be on the other side of menopause, I am perplexed by the permanent changes my body has gone through:
1) I now sweat uncontrollably. I am not talking about those cute little beads of sweat that used to park on my upper lip. I am talking about a full-body sweat experience that no antiperspirant/deodorant combo can control. I sweat like a hunk of rancid pork. It is not a pretty sight.
2) I’m growing a beard. Yep, it’s true. I find myself longing for the day when circus sideshows crisscrossed the country. At least then I would be gainfully employed. Perhaps I should move to Afghanistan. Wearing a burka might not be such a bad idea after all.
3) I am now sweating for every woman in Moorestown.
4) My gray hair has a mind of its own. One day after being dyed, it defiantly reappears. Not only that, but the gray hairs have a totally different texture and attitude. It is almost as if they’re laughing at my attempts to color them.
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4) My gray hair has a mind of its own. One day after being dyed, it defiantly reappears. Not only that, but the gray hairs have a totally different texture and attitude. It is almost as if they're laughing at my attempts to color them.
(Lowlights are similar to highlights, but the streaks are darker than your hair color and will help camouflage the gray spots.) Plucking one gray hair won't make more grow in. It's only possible for one hair to grow out of each hair follicle.
Gray hair in places you never had hair before, thinning hair in places you always had good hair. Bulges in places you never knew could bulge. Flatness in places that weren't flat before. Sags, bags, aches and pains all attack seemingly overnight.
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As we age, and mores specifically as follicles gray, they lose melanin and normal hydration – slowly stripping color, moisture and strength. The result…increased brittleness, damage, loss of control and invariably rapid graying.
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Gray hair loses moisture, granted, and got that. Emu Oil is loaded with deep penetrating Omega 3′s. It is known to “awaken” the follicles and has been used by many to help reduce the onset of gray hair and to promote growth of new, healthy pigment-rich follicles.
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